In the Real Life section, under the second bullet point, is it necessary to point out the race/sexual orientation/gender identities of Colion Noir, Chris Cheng, Gabby Franco, Kirsten Joy Weiss, and Michelle Viscusi? Their race/orientation/identities have nothing to do with the trope.
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Yeah that's... weird?
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ProfBathrobe
I think we might want to consider getting rid of the Seanbaby quote. I make this claim for two reasons:
1. It's offensive to legal gun owners who carry on a daily basis, implying a power fantasy that is the exact opposite of the majority of civilian gun carriers who sincerely hope to go their entire lives without needing to discharge their firearm against another person.
2. It's inflammatory against gun owners at a time (particularly in the United States where the quote is directed against) when tension about gun-rights is steadily rising.
The rule of cautious editing judgement seems to indicate that removing the Seanbaby quote would probably be the wisest course of action, but I'd like to hear what other people think before making such a major change to a trope page.
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Feel free to suggest it here
. I personally are not very convinced, though...
Would Killer Bean count as this?